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House prices Paid Members Public
Patrick Crozier outlines his manifesto for becoming London Mayor on Samizdata [http://www.samizdata.net/blog/archives/004623.html#004623]. David Sucher on City Comforts Blog makes a rather baffling assertation that house prices aren’t too high in the minds of the owners [http://citycomfortsblog.typepad.com/cities/2003/
More pics from London's heatwave Paid Members Public
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When blogging intersects the day job Paid Members Public
I tend to avoid writing about things close to my day job here, but I found this post [http://www.samizdata.net/blog/archives/004196.html] on Samizdata.net interesting. Brian Micklethwait has some insightful things to say about Terry Farrell, Broadway Malyan and certain architectural choices. All this is
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The Women In Black Paid Members Public
In this day and age of political apathy, there’s at least one group I respect. Every week, the Women in Black make their silent protest on an issue that concerns them, under the statue of Edith Cavell on St Martin’s Lane. The stand questly, wearing or holding banners
Dining in Canary Wharf Paid Members Public
 Another day, another working lunch. This time it was the RICS Property Management Awards, held at Cabot Hall over at Canary Wharf. It made a pleasant change from the normal hotels, with the
Mad pigeon Paid Members Public
There’s something about this picture that makes it look Photoshopped. I think it’s the wild, staring eye of the pigeon that makes it looks like it’s about to attack me. I assure you that the picture’s quite genuine, though, grabbed this afternoon in St James’ Park.
